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This is the science podcast for January 22nd,

2026. I'm Sarah Crespi. First this week, stories from new senior

biomedicine reporter Jenny Smith, including one on auto brewery syndrome, where microbes inside

the human gut make too much alcohol, how doctors can use the Mexican biobank to guide treatment,

and preliminary findings that surgery on the brain's plumbing

showed promise for Alzheimer's disease.

Next on the show, it's tough to calculate when and where deorbiting spacecraft might enter

the upper atmosphere and eventually land.

Researcher Benjamin Fernando showed that sonic booms created by fast-moving space debris, shake seismic sensors,

giving clues to angle of reentry, breakup dynamics, and final destination.

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